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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1959
Page
2
Parsons Livestock reports steady hog and cattle prices with varied liveweight ranges. Hog prices span U S 1-3 grades and sows, while cattle include grain fed steers and heifers, calves, stockers, yearlings, and cows with multiple price points across weights. Kansas City grain and livestock quotes follow, including wheat corn oats soybeans and byproducts.
Portland Maine Rob ert G Basbas manager of a radio service laboratory solved a costly office bottleneck by using his son's toy electric train to shuttle orders and papers from the back shop through stock rooms to the front office. The train runs to the front office via stock rooms and the ladies room improving daily business flow.
Female elephants assist a member during the birth of a young calf. The herd gathers around providing support and protection as the newborn arrives.
News briefs list visits and travels of Benedict area residents including Owen Wilson family from Corona and M O Wilson of Tillamook en route to Concordia. Several residents travel to Wichita, Jacksonville and Fort Riley. Aillnesses, furloughs, births and family updates are noted among Benedict, Wichita and Topeka connections.
The Daily Transcript lists hospital entries: George R McGuire, Marion Allen, Mrs Robert G Nivens admitted for medical cases. Robert F Kepley, G Gardner admitted for surgery and medical. Dismissals include Noel Wright, Mrs Glenn Powell, two Buffalo residents, and others. note about one day rest in China years ago.
The Nationals won the All Star Game 11 15 despite a late rally by the American League. Hank Aaron delivered a key hit and Mays added a triple as the Nationals snapped a two-game AL streak with strong defense and pitching from Antonelli. The game featured homers by Kaline and Colavito and solid relief work through the innings.
In a tense seventh, Tew s struck out and Aaron singled before Mays forced him. No runs, one hit, one left. Face pitched for the Nationals as Mathews threw out Triandos and Killebrew and Aparicio struck out.
Three traffic incidents left cars damaged with no injuries. At 10 15 a m today Mrs Darrel Greve and Melvin Fourroux collided on the North Lincoln viaduct damaging a Grove Buick and a Nash Rambler. Earlier at 8 a m a Nash driven by Ronald Friedrich struck a parked Plymouth in front of the Haight residence. Yesterday at 10 45 a m Donald Tharp backing his Austin Healey damaged the car, after Ellen Beord bumped it while backing into a spot.
Roy E. Tabor's funeral is planned for 2 p.m. Friday at the Nazarene Church with Rev. Claude E. Pittenger and Rev. J. J. Steele officiating. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home handles arrangements.
Woodson county agents report wheat yields from 17 to 47 bushels per acre with an expected state average near 25. oats poor though winter oats fair. barley around 30 bushels per acre. alfalfa and prairie hay in good shape and harvesting progressing amid mild moisture needs. rat damage to row crops easing.
Wall Street closes mixed as rails lead gains after lagging in recent industrial highs. Trading stayed quiet in late afternoon with about 3.5 million shares changing hands versus 3.72 million previously, and several pivotal stocks posted fractional upswings.
A report notes the session started strong but gradually cooled after hitting a peak. Analysts describe diminishing momentum and shifting focus as discussions moved toward concluding concessions.
Maria Hendrika Lip, 38, survived five days wandering among Yosemite trees while 75 men and bloodhounds searched. Rangers Buck Evans and Del Armstrong found her near the Merced River after tracking a single tennis shoe. She reunited with her husband Otto and their three daughters Nellie Rosine and Katrina at Big Trees Lodge in Wawona.
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